
Omnibus to Nowhere: The Quiet Dismantling of European Governance
A single code word — “Omnibus” — now drives the most sweeping rewrite of European law in the Union’s history.
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Antoine Vauchez is the Centre national de la recherche scientifique research professor in political sociology at Université Paris 1—Sorbonne.

A single code word — “Omnibus” — now drives the most sweeping rewrite of European law in the Union’s history.

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